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What is the most correct reason for placing Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri in one group?

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Correct answer: All three are east-flowing peninsular rivers

Direct answer: Option B is correct. Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri are major east-flowing Peninsular rivers. A river is grouped by features such as its source, direction of flow and drainage basin. These rivers rise in the Peninsular plateau region, flow generally towards the east, and finally enter the Bay of Bengal. Because the eastern coastal plain is broad and the rivers carry sediments, they commonly form deltas near their mouths. Option A is wrong because these rivers are not west-flowing rift rivers; Narmada and Tapi are the important examples associated with westward flow through rift valleys. Option B is right because all three are east-flowing rivers of the Peninsular drainage system. Option C is wrong because they are not Himalayan rivers and do not begin in Himalayan glaciers. Option D is wrong because inland rivers do not reach the sea, whereas these rivers reach the Bay of Bengal. Memory cue: Godavari, Krishna and Kaveri flow east to the Bay of Bengal and are linked with deltas.

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